The editors are confirming their adherence to a political ideology rather than scientific excellence. They confirm that they are more interested in prioritising the work of selected groups and not in whether their research is valuable or not.
Rawiri Waititi: If he had to stand on merit alone, instead of racial grievance, he’d be invisible. He knows it.
The Labour leader can no longer pretend to be the Man Who Wasn’t There.
When journalism was most needed, the mainstream journalists didn’t just fail in their duty: they sided with power against the people.
Are Generation Z thronging forth into the working world with an astonishing presumption of entitlement? And if so, whose fault is that?
It now appears that the Secret Service agent involved with devising the security plan for Butler and her supervisor may have caved too easily and certainly didn’t put up much of a fight or escalate the matter back to headquarters.
If you think Bob Vylan is going to inspire a mass yoof uprising, you probably think pro wrestling is 100 per cent real too. In music, politics is provocative and pushes $60 T-shirts. So, in it stays.
Auckland will see a peaceful protest this Saturday as advocacy group GE Honesty rallies opposition to the Government’s controversial Gene Tech Bill.
On the question of whether these trends are reversing, al-Gharbi was cautiously optimistic. “There’s some evidence we’re past ‘peak woke’.”
ACT MP calls out University of Auckland’s Māori-only job programme.
New Zealand First Leader Winston Peters has called for answers over the taxpayer funding of FACT Aotearoa, now under scrutiny for potentially breaching the Charities Act by campaigning against the party during the election.
I ask myself why didn’t other priests, pastors, and ministers stand up against this tyranny like Father Hughes did. And why was his disgraceful treatment by the Irish state tolerated?
Pro-vaccine consultants ask my (now adult) kids whether or not they have had vaccinations – they are definitely observing a link between certain vaccinations and POTS developing or worsening.
The willingness of so many Trump allies to openly criticize the Epstein announcement and other actions like the bombing of Iran is a positive development.
These battles show that a solid, principled, case can win, even in Australia’s often biased courts. But unions have quietly amassed influence, with proxy advisers bullying corporate boards at AGMs. This partly explains Australia’s plummeting productivity rankings.
Is the Hippocratic Oath, which dates back to antiquity, relevant today?
